The OS WWE 'Dirt' Thread

[DJ]

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Brock Lesnar's been doing a ton of interviews for his appearance in the video game, and in almost all of them, he talks about how he wants to face Stone Cold Steve Austin. It's gotten to the point where I'm starting to wonder if they have something cooking down the line.

If he loses to Overeem, I could see him going back to WWE on a limited schedule. He will never be a full-time guy, but he'd likely do some TV and 3-4 PPV matches a year.

[jvalverde88]

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http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/244725-report-possible-partner-for-sin-cara-in-feud

According to F4Wonline.com, Mexican star Averno may be brought to WWE television to team with Sin Cara in his rivalry with Hunico and Epico. Earlier this year, Sin Cara was pushing hard for Averno to be brought in. Reports claim that WWE has gone back and forth on deciding if they wanted to use Averno. He took part in tryouts recently when WWE was in Mexico and it seems that there is a better chance than ever of him being used by WWE.

I like it, gives it a Lucha feeling.

[Redacted01]

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http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/2447...n-cara-in-feud


I like it, gives it a Lucha feeling.

As long as it is more exciting than Mysterio and the old Cruiserweight division WWE had. At its lowest, it was as bad as watching divas to me.

[TheShizNo1]

Never understood why they didn't capitalize on the cruiser weight division once they got WCW

[Millennium]

Never understood why they didn't capitalize on the cruiser weight division once they got WCW

Because the WWE doesn't believe in that style of working. They believe it overshadows their big wrestlers, and doesn't tell any type of story in the ring.

[jvalverde88]

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Because the WWE doesn't believe in that style of working. They believe it overshadows their big wrestlers, and doesn't tell any type of story in the ring.

Isn't also because they wanted prevent more injuries from that style and to emphasize the big spots/important spots or something like that?

[TheShizNo1]

Because the WWE doesn't believe in that style of working. They believe it overshadows their big wrestlers, and doesn't tell any type of story in the ring.

The cruserweights are what kept me going back to WCW after it started going down the drain. Juvi, Kidman, Psychosis, etc. loved watching them.

[stlstudios189]

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I feel that the crusierweights are usually overrated. There is no story in the ring and they are doing these high risk flashy moves throughout the match so they lose some luster. I don't understand why everyone wants the wwe to rebuild this division.

[TheShizNo1]

I feel that the crusierweights are usually overrated. There is no story in the ring and they are doing these high risk flashy moves throughout the match so they lose some luster. I don't understand why everyone wants the wwe to rebuild this division.

I'd suggest you go watch Dean Malenko, Eddie, Jericho, and Juvi from their WCW days.

[Gizmo]

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I'd suggest you go watch Dean Malenko, Eddie, Jericho, and Juvi from their WCW days.

Those matches were probably favorites to watch back then. WCW would usually start their matches with the cruiser weights and they would put on a show.

[DonkeyJote]

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I'd suggest you go watch Dean Malenko, Eddie, Jericho, and Juvi from their WCW days.

And while those guys were good, they didn't have to wrestle other cruiserweights to be good. The WWE has some cruiserweights, but I don't see the need for a whole division based on it. I've never been a fan of high flying wrestlers either - the guys you mentioned aren't really your typical cruiserweights (except maybe Juvi).

[goh]

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John Morrison was not listed for any bookings after the 12/1 show in Yokohama, Japan, which suggests he is finishing up with the company

http://www.gerweck.net/2011/11/11/update-on-john-morrisons-status-with-wwe/

[DJ]

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http://www.gerweck.net/2011/11/11/up...atus-with-wwe/

Not a big loss, imo. Morrison did a few cool moves, but he just never really connected with the audience. He was like Jeff Hardy-lite. Both guys were limited on the mic, but Hardy had more charisma and connection with the audience. Morrison never was able to achieve that as a face.

It's too bad that outside of Vickie, WWE doesn't use managers anymore, because Morrison is a guy that could use one.

[Redacted01]

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I'd suggest you go watch Dean Malenko, Eddie, Jericho, and Juvi from their WCW days.

And the problem is those guys aren't around any more. Back in the day, the Cruiserweight division was great. But like I said, once WWE shuffled it to Velocity, game over. Bringing back the title and what not does nothing now. It would just be Sin Cara vs. LAX... whoops, ummm, whatever those guys are calling themselves.

[stlstudios189]

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That's the thing cruiserweights in general are not a bad thing it's just best ones compete in all divisions. Once Rey Mysterio won the world title the crusierweight title was truely pointless.